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‘Spider-Man 3’ swings high in the box office

By Brad Boron | May. 6, 2007

There's a scene in ""Spider-Man 3"" near the end when the evil Spider-Man doppelganger named Venom writes a message in a web, ""Charlotte's Web""-style, to our hero telling Spidey to come and get him. This probably doesn't belong in the film and probably wouldn't be seen in the comic, either. It's something straight out of a Saturday morning cartoon. Maybe that's what keeps ""Spider-Man 3,"" the newest installment of the web-slinger's story, from being another masterpiece: It's high on action sequences and amazing visuals but a little short on the emotional depth that kept the first films grounded in reality, even in a comic book world. 

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Thompson says hearing loss caused debate slip-up

By Ashley Spencer | May. 6, 2007

Republican presidential candidate Tommy Thompson said he misheard a controversial question about whether employers who believe homosexuality is immoral should be able to fire gay employees at a debate among 10 Republican presidential candidates. '

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Old Phish member is on the right page

By Erin Lemke | May. 6, 2007

\Like a Phish out of water, Page McConnell tries to lock into his own musical identity on his self-titled solo debut. Even though Phish is no more, keyboard player McConnell is still basking in all his jam band glory by modifying the distinctive sound of '

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Talkin’ ‘bout Caitlin’s reputation

By Caitlin Cieslik-Miskimen | May. 3, 2007

The hushed whispers still ring in my ears. The little ""pssttts"" of first graders, when multiplied by 30, can create an almost deafening roar. And it's even louder when the information is the hottest piece of gossip to hit the first grade since Billy's marriage proposal to Suzie was rejected. 

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RIAA sends letters to 13 universities

By The Daily Cardinal | May. 3, 2007

Shortly after a federal judge ordered the University of Wisconsin to hand over the names of 53 UW System students targeted as habitual illegal music downloaders, the Recording Industry Association of America cracked down on more campuses Wednesday.'

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Dalai Lama to address sold out UW crowd

By Lara Sokolowski | May. 3, 2007

Nobel Peace Prize winner ""His Holiness"" Tenzin Gyatso, the 14th Dalai Lama of Tibet, will give a public talk at 2:30 p.m. in the Kohl Center in front of a sold-out crowd of more than 9,000 UW-Madison students, faculty and community members. '

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